GREAT!! | Verbatim CD-R 80MIN 700MB 52X LightScribe (30pk Spindle Box)

Faint Praise | Verbatim CD-R 80MIN 700MB 52X LightScribe (30pk Spindle Box)

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	• Verbatim CD-R 80MIN 700MB 52X LightScribe (30pk Spindle Box) VERBATIM CORPORATION VERBATIM CORPORATION average customer review:based on 24 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

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I absolutely love the lightscribe stuff that i bought with my computre. it works just fine and makes some wondurful disk/disc labels. i can't tell you how wonderful it is! it's amazing, teriffic, stupendous, outrageous, and it sure beats the pants off of the stupid "glue and paper" lables out there.

I think it's wonderful and won't ever go back to doing it the old way. i love it and it's teriffic! outstanding, instanding, or just standing around, it's great and wonderful.

if you like it, then it's good, right? well, I like it, love it, think it's wonderful, think it's teriffic, and think it's wonderful. so yes, it's good. really!

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GREAT!!

FOR THE PERSON COMPLAING ABOUT THE CONTRAST ITS THE BURNING. WITH THE HP 640I THERE ARE NO PROBS WITH SPEED OR CONTRAST.

Faint Praise

This would be a wonderful product, except the printing is so faint, at first when you look at a labelled disc, you think you are seeing a blank disk. This is on the burning choice marked "best." I found virtually no difference between choosing "normal" or "best." I did not try "draft."

The idea is great; it is not particularly well executed. Perhaps if there was a greater contrast between the background and the label burned, it would be easier to see.

I used a BenQ 1625 CD/DVD Rewriter with Lightscribe and the burner is great. The label would be wonderful too, if it only were more visible.

I used Nero's latest Lightscribe software and found it difficult and cumbersome to use. One must be willing to spend some time experimenting with this software to make it work and one must expect a fair amount of frustration for what should be a simple task. Nero could have included tool instructions, which are missing and are much needed.

I think this is a great improvement on Sharpies for marking CD/DVD's, but perhaps future generations will improve it.

Generally, it is slow. It took me a little more than 20 minutes to burn the label which consisted only of the Music Artist and the Title of the Album, five words in all. I do not object to the slowness, only that the contrast between label and background is hard to discern. You wait for a product that ultimately disappoints.

I do not object to paying between 57 cents (in quantity) to 80 cents a disc for the Lightscribe media for special albums.

I look forward to improvements in Lightscribe. It is truly a revolutionary idea. It feels as if it were rushed to market a little ahead of its time.

When it is perfected, and I think that will not take much tinkering, everyone who burns will want to have one. Right now it is for early adopters only. However, the burner is fine and improvements in the software and blank media could come at anytime, so you may need nothing more than updated software and a new set of Lightscribe blanks.

Ron Gollobin/Boston

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Great!!!!

I used to mark my disks with glue on labels. Well after making hundreds of labels they all went bad because of the glue, the ink, or the blank media. It took about a year and a half for the disks to go bad. I really did not know what caused it, but they were slowly ruined as if on a time table. They all sounded as if they were off balance when spinning in the drive and the sound would come out all garbled. Thankfully they were all music and not data. Anyways it was a big disappointment for me losing all that music.

So I started over using a "Sharpie" to mark my disks. A Sharpie is a permanent ink marking pen. The disks were pretty boring looking but at least I felt as though I was safe and the disks would last.

Well I bought a HP computer that had the Lightscribe feature. It was an inexpensive add on. I was blown away by the quality of the finished product. I use the Lightscribe software (it cost me $12 but I think I got it at a discount because I bought the computer) that is very easy to use and very versatile. I have made probably 50 disks so far and no two look the same. I can insert my own images or pictures, background or fonts or use the templates that came with the LightScribe Software. The results look fantastic. It takes about 30 minutes to Scribe a disk but all the information is on the disk. A picture of the CD cover or a picture of the artist, all the songs and a beautiful background of my choosing. They can make very professional looking presentations if you are in business, they are not just for music. You can run other applications while you are burning so I really don't mind the time it takes to burn them. I am sure this is a medium that will only get better and better in the next ten years. Color Lightscribe disks are a way off in the future though.

Thanks,

Bill

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